Breton Mutations - Mixed Mutation - Effects

Effects

The mixed mutation causes:

  1. The soft mutation of b /b/ → v /v/, g /ɡ/ → c'h /x/, gw /ɡw/ → w /w/, m /m/ → v /v/
  2. Hard mutation of d /d/ → t /t/

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